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| | Hi, folks! Brand new to this, I purchased an AV230XL with the idea that I could connect it to other things than a portable DVD player for purposes at work. The gentleman at the store recommended picking up VGA to RCA adapter, which I purchased at a local electronics store. Alas, I see that the connectors aren't quite right... The RCA plugs fit, of course, but the VGA to RCA are video only, whereas the RCA cables for the AV230XL include audio. Any suggestions as to how best to hook these glasses up to a computer? Many thanks! |
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| @DrMises: VGA to RCA adapters *might* work, but only to give you component video out of those RCA jacks.
For any of our AV series models, including the AV230XL, connection to a computer requires an S-Video port, and our optional S-Video cable. It is important to note, however, that none of the AV models can be used as a monitor replacement. Rather, there is only one situation where they are truly ‘usable’ on a computer, and that is to watch fullscreen video playback. This is a limitation of the S-Video port; it has no ability to scale an image up or down. This means that as a general rule, it will output, pixel for pixel, the resolution you’ve set your desktop to. The result is a small rectangle of your desktop, with your cursor in the middle. As you move your cursor, the visible area moves with it. However, any time you set a video, be it a DVD you’re watching, or streaming video, to fullscreen, there is a software scaling which is done, and the video plays on the television in full screen. In this setup, the AV230XL is the television.
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| Having recently obtained myself an iWear AV230XL, I have a question regarding connecting this to a laptop. If my system doesn't have an S-Video output, can I in theory purchase a USB Cable (the one provided with the AV920) and connect it that way, to display the laptop on my visor? Thanks for your help!  |
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| ikarigullwing,
The USB cable sold in our web store is used to charge the AV230 (not XL or XL+) and AV920, and there is no way to connect it to the AV230XL.
Brian J. Degus
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| hi, I have Vuzix AV 230 ipod glasses,could I watch 3D by them? how to conect my glasses to laptop which have only USB conection, could I resolv this laptop problems by PCMC card?
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| I am sorry, almoust I forget I sucsced to conect glasses in USB conection of laptop but nothing hapens, I couldnt see any pictures there are nothing on glasses display, what is it abaut, does any one have solution for my problem thanks anyway
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